devveppev

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by devveppev 8y ago
Some classics made in this tool: Heroes of Sokoban 1, 2, and 3, by Jonah Ostroff. https://www.puzzlescript.net/play.html?p=6860122 https://www.puzzlescript.net/play.html?p=6910207 https://www.puz
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by devveppev 8y ago
The rules of the game are pattern matched onto the state of the game. A single rule defines a pattern, and a modification. "If the player is adjacent to a crate and has movement in the direction of the crate, add movement to the crate.
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by devveppev 9y ago
I'm talking about stuff like putting your code in classes, initializing with constructors, or using your language's standard library instead of writing your own stuff. Perhaps idiomatic was the wrong word. I mean that the code isn
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by devveppev 9y ago
This criticism is flawed. The fact that the code is imperfect or sub optimal actually makes their conclusions strong and more useful for real world comparisons. The code guidelines in their benchmarks represent real programming practices in
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by devveppev 9y ago
And he has come to the conclusion that he is making an optimizing compiler. Perhaps the reason he thinks web frameworks will help us 'approach native performance' is because he doesn't know what native performance is? Could y
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by devveppev 9y ago
> When it comes to eking performance out of hand-authored JavaScript and accompanying runtime libraries, we’ve reached the point of diminishing returns. Are you saying that web developers are writing the best code that they can? That fut